The U.S. government has limits set by the Constitution, which defines what it can and cannot do to protect citizens' rights and freedoms. What are those limits?

Question

The U.S. government has limits set by the Constitution, which defines what it can and cannot do to protect citizens' rights and freedoms. What are those limits?
One sentence for an 8th grader.

GPT-4o mini · Answer

The U.S. government can't take away people's freedoms, like speech and religion, and must follow laws that protect citizens' rights as outlined in the Constitution.